we hit 64 cleveland hopkins and that's why we have a few light showers here just west of mansfield and cedar point and cloud cover out there. we have an alert tonight for the risk of a few light showers before 1 a.m. and you might encounter raindrops here and there and wet roads and unseasonally warm tonight and many spots staying above 50 as unseasonally warm stretch of weather and we could be breaking record highs and looks like the best risk of rain comes friday and saturday. and that could give us quite a bit. 59 cleveland. 1 akron-canton and upper 50s canton and mansfield and sandusky and the forecast temperature keeps us around 50 at downtown and 51 overnight. we are talking 70s out there in the 7-day. 70s. more on that coming up. mark?

>> mark: all right, jeff. thanks. now to campaign confusion on the ballot for the republican nominees. question. could your vote not actually count. dan deroos here to explain. dan? >> dan: mark, we are digging into this. it will cause confusion and probably make national news because ohio apparently can't get the ballot correct. let me show you what we are talking about. we are talking about republican voters for the primary. democrats, your ballot is fine. for whatever reason, take a look. this is a sample ballot. will you walk in. here is the first question. delegates at large to the national convention. you see the normal list. jeb bush, ben carson and some dropped out and they print these up months in advance. you vote once right there. wait a second. you go to the very next column for district delegates and district alternates, wait a second. why am i voting twice?

why do i have to vote twice and what if i vote for one candidate candidate up here. we have been calling the secretary of state's office and elections. what's scary at this point the answer for us is we don't know why and trying to figure it out ourselves. the big question and what this may have to do with it is the fact republicans decided it would be ohio winner take all. all 66 delegates goes to whoever wins and maybe that's possible and didn't get into ohio law in time and that's why they have to have two separate questions. we want to know which vote will count. what happens if i vote in one and don't vote in the other. unanswered questions. it will be controversial yet again here in ohio. sara? >> sara: that's some important information. thank you, dan. the cleveland clinic introduced the first u.s. woman

who said she prayed to god to get pregnant. dani carlson was there to share her story. >> reporter: wheeled in by her husband less than a month after surgery, first person who received a uterus transplant told the world why. >> i was 16 and was told i would never have children. from that moment on, i have prayed god would allow me the opportunity to experience pregnancy and here we are today at the beginning of that journey. >> reporter: the beginning of a journey that will last four years. the surgery itself took nine hours. lindsey is not from here but stay in cleveland at least a month recovering and it will be at least one full year before she can try to become pregnant and have a c- section and hopefully have a healthy baby. >> i think for the most part surgeons are a cautious bunch. we are not drinking any champagne yet but we are excited about the surgery. >> reporter: that's not the only surgery.

the plan is to remove the uterus after the woman has one or two kids so she doesn't have to take anti-rejection medicine for the rest of her life. it is a surgery doctors at the clinic say isn't for every woman struggle. >> there are maybe people who judge the women for making the choices they do but i ask them to talk to one of these people and understand their story and understand what they go through before making judgment. >> reporter: a total of 10 women in all will participate in this clinical trial and the cleveland clinic are still screening potential candidates. dani carlson, cleveland 19. >> mark: thank you, dani. the wayne county sheriff's department is warning about a hoax working its way in our area. according to the facebook page, the hoax claims school will be closed due to a bomb threat by isis and wants you to click a link to see if your school is closing.

if you do click it you get a pornographic image of a man. >> a father accused of the unthinkable after his 3-year-old daughter found dead in his home. he was arraigned this morning and court documents show he abused his daughter. >> reporter: we are at the starke county jail where 3-year-old miku's daddy is held. matthew miku had nothing to say in court being formally arraigned for his daughter's murder. 3-year-old hailey miku loved her father according to her mother. that may be why it is hard for family members to come to grips that haley's father is charged with her murder. 22-year-old matthew miku charged with murder and endangering. his girlfriend was arraigned and charged with child endangering. >> this is the 911 call matthew

my daughter -- >> reporter: miku tells the operator his daughter fell down the steps. >> what's going on. >> she fell down the steps several weeks ago and my god she can't wake up. >> reporter: when investigators arrived at the scene of the home miku shared with his girlfriend they uncovered evidence that led them to believe hailey's death was no accident and he and his girlfriend were arrested. hailey's mom was devastated. she had full custody with her daughter. she wasn't up for an on-camera interview and told us by phone she still can't believe her daughter is gone or hailey's father is charged with her murder. >> is she breathing at all? >> no. she is stiff. oh, my god. >> reporter: the next court date for matthew miku and girlfriend is march 14th. in the meantime miku is held on $1 million bond. in starke county, denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >> mark: denise, thank you.

coming up on next week's ballot in cuyahoga county, some voters decide on bow hunting deer or not. we sent reporter harry boomer to talk with residents about this growing problem of growing deer. >> keep them in the parks where they belong. >> joe is the growing number of people who want deer population and neighborhoods thinned. >> when i moved out here 28 years ago you didn't see a deer. >> reporter: what do you think about the possibility of deer with a cross bow. >> i am not truly a big fan of it for the simple fact i have three children and they are outside playing a lot. i am concerned if they were to get hurt if somebody were using a cross bow, god forbid that would happen it would be a horrible mistake. >> these six communities have placed an issue on the march 15th ballot allowing limited hunting of white-tailed deer by cross bow and long bow.

arrows have to be fired from a platform. >> you drive down the street and there's been a lot of auto accidents and money cost by deer. >> reporter: according to the insurance institute of 2014 there were 105 deer crashes and four people died in the buckeye state and at least 800 were hurt. on average it cost $4,000 per vehicle nationally. >> i have been here 28 years and deer population is way up. >> i don't know. that's a good question. i don't want no bow hunting. i don't think it is good. >> reporter: why? >> if the animal is hit and not taken down he will get wild. someone can get hurt and cars run into. a broadview heights police officer who saw the cleveland 19 live truck and came to check on us said his wife hit a deer. the cost of the repair $3,600. folks tired of eating flowers and vegetation and running into

their cars. that's why they put it on the ballot march 15th. >> reporter: in parma, harry boomer cleveland 19. >> mark: okay, harry, thanks. amazon is setting up shop in akron this summer. the cyber retailer will open a brick and mortar place on eastex change near the university of akron. real live people answering your questions there at the store and you can pick up and return orders from amazon there. amazon student and prime members will get free one-day pick up orders there, too. not a bad deal. avon lake cameras were set up in avon lake to watch the birds and lay eggs. >> sara: a bird laid another egg over the weekend and there are soon to be three baby eagles waiting to hatch. you can watch it when the school is streaming on youtube. that's a true sign of spring right there. that's great. coming up on cleveland cleveland 19...you may notice

in remembrance of an influential former first lady. >> mark: as we get closer to the arrival of the rnc paul orlousky breaks down the term brokered convention. jeff? >> jeff: all right. feazel roof camera unseasonally warm night. that's the case throughout the week. i will let you know the best risk of rain will be in the

. live from cleveland's newscenter, driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> sara: governor john kasich ordered flags at all state buildings be flown at half-staff in memory of nancy reagan. they will be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset until her internment. reagan died yesterday at her california home. she died of congestive heart failure. reagan was 94-years-old. her funeral is held friday at 2:00 p.m. and buried next to her husband. ohio governor john kasich vowed to beat g.o.p. frontrunner

so it is no surprise he is campaigning here. kasich will be in broadview heights tomorrow at the ohio cat headquarters on royalton road. doors open at 4:30 p.m. and the event kicks off at 5:00. >> mark: there is growing speculation that the g.o.p. convention could arrive in cleveland with no candidate having enough votes for a nomination. convention insider paul orlousky did the research and explains brokered conventions. >> reporter: the term brokered convention is commonly used and political parties don't like it and says it is party bosses controlling the outcome. the current term is contested convention. it's really the same thing as the bottom line when the first vote doesn't produce a candidate that the gloves come off. that's because after that, delegates can vote for any candidate. rules vary from state to state and that's basically it. the hope is a revote will bring a majority of delegates to one candidate. >> the next president for the romney.

>> today primaries result in ballot nominees and in the past they were routinely brokered from 1934. >> in 1924 it took three ballots to nominate john w. davis who lost to calvin coolidge. stephenson the 1952 nominee and most recent brokered nominees. >> he had a familiar ring. >> they resent it and think something should be done about it. >> dewey and stephenson lost the general election and brokered candidates aren't good. and a study shows they were nominated 55% of the time and those on the second ballot or later 59% of the time and the last winning presidential nominee produced by a brokered convention was fdr in 1932. >> i appreciate your willingness to these days. >> interesting to cleveland's

since a republican presidential convention opened without a clear nominee. for democrats it's 32 years. both times the frontrunner won it. >> call it brokered or contested. wheeling and dealing will be done either way. ronald reagan won naming george bush as vice president and won the delegates over when gerald ford was leading contender for g.o.p. paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> mark: orlo, thanks. it is held at the q. after facing off against bernie sanders in michigan, hillary clinton is setting her sights on cleveland. >> she is holding a campaign rally at cuyahoga community college. the rally is held in the recreation center and doors open at 7 p.m. now, take a look at this. the northern lights made an appearance this weekend and caught on camera. >> this is cool. take a look at this breathtaking

up the night sky taken in england and ireland. >> that's breathtaking. >> mark: come on, jeff forecast some of this stuff for us. >> jeff: we are too far south at least. the latest aurora outbreak. you know what, if you follow me on twitter follow me on jeff tanchak 19 and i tweet pictures from the aurora and awesome pics from ireland and scotland and canada. 59 is what we have now. how about that. we have turned the corner. we are off to the races as far as our temperatures are concerned upstream and this is where our weather is coming from. 63 indianapolis and this is not like me. i went conservative tomorrow with the forecast. i am expecting cloud cover through most of the day. if we happen to see more sun we will be, you know, we will be well in the 60s tomorrow.

before that happens just a few light showers happening here. this is along the leading edge and ahead of the stronger push and warmer air and cloud cover to the west. that will be with us through the first half of the day. the cloud cover tonight will keep cloud cover up. here is 10:00 this evening and walking the dog or whatnot and probably don't have to bundle up much. 54 cleveland. will you drop in the 40s and upper 40s inland here and tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. 40s inland around 50 along the lakeshore and the latest futureview forecast it is not giving us much. this is updated and other than a few showers here and there, i have that alert for this evening for the threat of light showers and i will probably pull it overnight and tomorrow morning is looking dry. we will have cloudy sky in place. 52 the low in cleveland.

5782 light showers this evening. 59 your low in akron-canton area and tomorrow 61. the breeze picks up and that's what will allow this warmth to come in here. we drop to 59. how about 73 wednesday. if we hit 73 it will tie a record. 76 thursday. windy and showers and that's the next alert. temperatures falling friday. with the wind off the lake and saturday we rebound in the upper 60s and good threat of rain and storms saturday night showers and morning showers sunday and 53. clock ahead this weekend. >> that's great. great time to be outside. >> mark: absolutely. mark schwab your thoughts. straight ahead in sports we will hear from lebron taking to the twitter-verse with words of wisdom some people understand.

now this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. lebron james spent the last week playing basketball and channeling his inner volume tear taking to twitter to tweet nuggets of wisdom that seem to be intended for somebody. we just don't know who. he tweeted dreams. write this down nolan or else they are nightmares. there are others that make more sense and straightforward about structure and consistent see and asked about it in shoot around and sparked by a 15-year-old movie. >> i have a beautiful mind and sometimes i want to use it in a social manner if that's okay with you. i appreciate it. you ever see that movie? >> yes. that's what started it. >> by the way, there's a game

off at the q and fox sports ohio with fred and a.c. browns will start free agency in a couple of days and it starts in the nfl and they made minor moves, one involved terrelle pryor with a qualifying offer meaning they have a right of first refusal if any team tries to sign them. if they let him go they get a third round pick for them from the team and probably means nobody will sign him to anything. next season. cleveland.com has teams with marvin jones and hue jackson loves him and jones like hue a lot and bengals expecting to make a big push. herculean effort and jones won't take a hometown discount and browns one of many teams to pay up if they want him. in denver one of the greatest quarterbacks to live finally retired. peyton manning hung them up after 18 seasons and doesn't

physically and goes out on top a week after winning the superbowl. a week before the superbowl, my daughter asked me is this the last game. yes, it is the last of the season. i sure want you to win that trophy. i do, too and that's what we will try to do. then she asked, daddy, is this the last game ever and i shook my head in amazement thinking morton and should have gotten my 5-year-old daughter to cultivate a source. >> wow. what a great line. >> when you draft a quarterback, either a bust or okay career. this is how you want careers to end. >> right on top.

this is a letter from someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. the latest refill was $14.700 for the same 10 vials and the company is called valeant pharmaceuticals. i'm going after them. this is predatory pricing and we're going to make sure it is stopped. i'm hillary clinton and i

>> jeff: all right. you are reading this correctly. 61 tomorrow and warmer if you see more sun. 6 thursday. if this forecast pans out i may consider doing this for a living. >> we have alerts thursday, friday and saturday. a few showers. better opportunity of rain and storms actually friday, saturday. we'll see what happens there. >> mark: like april.

>> jeff: no snow. >> sara: that's great. >> mark: thank you for joining us at 6:00 cbs evening news is next. >> sara: we hope to see you

>> pelley: breaking news, michael bloomberg says he will not run for president. while elsewhere in the campaign, there's cursing -- >> they're ripping the [bleeped] out of me. >> pelley: and swearing. >> i swear i'm going to vote for donald trump next week. i swear. >> pelley: and scolding, too. >> you know... >> excuse me. i'm talking. >> pelley: also tonight, a laptop bomb blows up at somali airport. how terrorists are changing their tactics. a jury awards erin andrews $55 million in her stalker lawsuit. an historic uterus transplant gives women new hope.